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Giant teeth, thirty-foot-high inflatable T. rex jaws, and a newborn baby Dino greeting you at the entrance. Who could ask for more?
Jurassic Quest is a parade of life-sized dinosaurs that have been meticulously created and animated to be more real than real life.
As you walk among them in the Colorado Convention Center, you can stop at educational stations to learn about dinosaurs; you can also take breaks in bouncy houses in the shape of dinosaurs. Although the experience will thrill kids, it’s fun for adults, too.
Jurassic Quest is at the Colorado Convention Center through Sunday, March 10.
Meeting up with a baby T. rex.
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Baby T. rex teeth are very sharp!
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Strangely similar to that other Jurassic theme park entrance.
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A giant T. rex bellows out a roar.
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A father’s shoulders provide a perfect viewing platform at Jurassic Quest.
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Photo ops are at every stop.
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Alvarezsaurus lived 83 million years ago and ate meat….a lot of meat.
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Only at Jurassic Quest can you hop on the back of an electric dino.
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One of three giant T. rex creations on display.
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The Styracosauras, or “spiked” lizard, lived over 75 million years ago in what is now Alberta, Canada.
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A thirty-foot inflatable T. rex slide.
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Dinosaur games, themed food and bouncy houses.
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Robert and Bria visited Dinosaur Quest from Brighton.
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Candice and her two-year-old wave to the Plateosarus.
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Jurassic Quest is a roaring good time.
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